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This looks somewhat like Byberry... (well, from when I used to walk passed it, it looked like this to me)
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Hi, you have great site! Thank you!
I just love to snoop through old buildings, amazing what you can find in them.
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LOOKS LIKE HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL ALL OVER AGAIN WERE IS THE REAL BLOOD AND GORE
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ill be on that someday if i don't OD
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you'd think the hoodlem kids woul dhave broken that shit by now im shocked yet not yayyo
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i agree w/ puddleboy, you'd think they would encourage hand washing. that's sick. i wash my hands at least 20 times a day.
The sunlight beyond the partially opened door just makes this shot. What a wonderful photograph!
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Dear Former Resident: Please share more if you could. I've only been to one "abandoned" hospital and it was an organized tour but oh, so fascinating! (it was Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Louisville) I love medical history and those who tell the history I find equally interesting.
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Thank you for the pics fantastic pics of Danvers State Hospital......I still live here in the danvers area and I use to live down the street from Danvers State. I have always been facinated by its history and I still am. Looking at these pics help to imagine what it was like....I hate to see them tear it down. Unfortunate as it is....it is historic.
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so that's where i left my peanut butter & jelly sandwich!
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That is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo....(inhales heavily)ooooooooo creepy.
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Ah Yes, Lead poisoning at it's best!
This is amazing. I never knew you could capture an image like this in infrared. (tips hat)
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I wonder if they left anything behind here????